Ok, so most of the pac refugees seems to be struggling in their new conferences.

In the BigTen, Oregon will clearly be going bowling, and almost certainly into the CFP
Washington is 4-3, so probably will be bowl eligible
USC is 3-4, but has some easier games a head. might be bowl eligible.
UCLA is 2-5, so almost certainly won't be bowl eligible.

SO, ... pac gets 1 team from BigTen to fill their bowl commitments.

In the ACC, Stanford and Call are both in trouble, and likely neither will be bowl eligible.

In the BigXII,
Colorado is 5-2 and will be bowl eligible.
Arizona State is 5-2 and will be bowl eligible.
Utah is 4-3, and so probably will be bowl eligible, but are also playing worse now, so maybe not.
Arizona is 3-4, is likely not going to be bowl eligible.

So, there are 3 (Washington, Colorado, ASU) former pac refugees to fill the pac's bowl commitments.
IF Colorado ends up winning the BigXII, that drops to two.



6 bowls have ties to the previous pac.
Washington State will clearly get one of slots. Oregon State might get one.
Washington will clearly get one.

Anyway, I think the former pac might be unable to generate 6 teams to fill the 6 former pac bowls.